Do you think "stay-at-home mom" or "stay-at-home dad" should or should not be considered a job?

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April 13, 2021

9398 US adults surveyed

Do you think "stay‑at-home mom" or "stay-at-home dad" should or should not be considered a job?

Conducted April 13, 2021

YouGov surveyed 9398 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Only stay-at-home mom should be considered a job

Only stay-at-home dad should be considered a job

Both should be considered jobs

63%

Neither should be considered jobs

12%

Don't know

Do you think "stay‑at-home mom" or "stay-at-home dad" should or should not be considered a job?

Conducted April 13, 2021

YouGov surveyed 9398 US adults

Only stay-at-home mom should be considered a job

Only stay-at-home dad should be considered a job

Both should be considered jobs

63%

Neither should be considered jobs

12%

Don't know

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